Re: Sometimes, I know when to fold \'em....
 

Good question; I hadn't actually considered what to do if MP and button both called my check/raise. I think check/folding when I don't make my straight on the turn is the only good way to play it. I don't think I can represent the flush because button will have so little left relative to the size of the pot that he has to call anyway. Getting MP to fold his set does me no good if I still lose the pot to button.

Re: Sometimes, I know when to fold \'em....
 

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MP's call screams set to me...
Now I can bluff-push any club turn and probably win.


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Do you have a good read on this guy? Will he dump a set? I find it hard to knock out a top pair. He'll be thinking along these lines: "he's probably bluffing and even if he isn't I have 10 outs". Or he'll think you have an A. Even if he knows he's beaten he might have fallen in love with his hand.

Re: Sometimes, I know when to fold \'em....
 

The full ring Party 1/2 games are so tight they squeak. Against a generic unknown, I expect to get a laydown when the club hits. If I don't get one this hand, I'll get the money back value betting future hands.